New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
THE PRESIDENT SLIGHTLY ILL.
KEEPING HIS BED TILL NOON.

PASSING A QUIET DAY AT FoREsTPoRT-PRO-
GRAMM. or THE PARTY FoR TO-DAY.
FoREsTPoRr, July 15.-Notwithstandins that tho
sun glonously over tho hl this morning there
were no signs OF Life ct the cottage Of the Rev. MI
Cleveland who're the Presidential party ID staying,
undl nearly O'Clock. Tho President DID not rise TO
breakfast with the family but remained In bod I'LL
noon He suffering from fatigue and slight
attack Of choicra morbus. Dr. A. @. Brewer called
during tho morning and gave him little medicine
Last evening Mrs. Cleve and played on the plano
and sang OF her fav0rite songs. The musp' nov"
ever seemed to att act the villagers, and - soon ~
the fact discovered she ceased Mrs. Cleveland
although still wearing bandage over her suffering
eye, entered into the conversation with energy Inc
bouquets presented to her at Clinton were displayed
about tho par.ors to good advantage
An agcn. of of the hotels on the ST Lawrence
River arrived here this morning for the purpose vi
endeavoring 10 induce the President 70 hold an In
formal reception at the hotel sgnatcd by him In tho
too dosirous OF entertaining him for short tune
the Pressent and Mrs viii reach there al
1890 a. M and VIII DO met BY Genera d Manasu
Railroad, accompanied by number Of MIA Clevcaads
Oswego friends. The train Is scheduled 20 reach Sape
once on. the steamer s.. Lawrence fc: days ride
among the islands Tho Presid nts arrangements
provide for dinner on board tho boat.
Referring the proposed excursion to the St Law
renee tomorrow Mr. Cleveland said that he had not Wis
lied the Thousand Islands sin9s when boy no a mad
Alexandria Bay. go
Besides 81 tn. Pr President and his wife and the and
sSeh Of asna Pasn and Mrs.
Of wsvne COUNTY his sisters his nieces Miss Harriet
College Mass Secretary Fairchd and wife and the o'-
wego friends. ~
tage this afternoon With handsome twoseaten carnaee
The President did not feel sufficiently refreshed 70 take
should CO. The Prssdens wife was dressed entirely 10
white with scarf tied carefully about her head con
%i. ws so" dressed IN pisny trimmed black six Tho
ladies the In time to assist In the
reception. which began at 1880 p m
WATERFOWL. Jnly 15.-rhe Jeffersonian CLUB, OF
which many prominent Democrats OF this city arc NOM
bers will hold special meeting to- night tn mako prep
arations for receiving President cleveland who =: eI
pected stop hsre while his way N tho Thousanu
Islands by special train tomorrow morning
OswEoo. July l5.-H NJ Britton and wife, Theodore
Irwin and wife, Edwin Allen and wife. T. r. KingHord
and wife aud Miss virginia NJ Kngsford. OF this city, VIII
meet the Presidential party at Watertown tomorrow and
accompany them on their trip down the st Lawrence
SYRACUSE, July 15.-The committee appointed by Root
Post No. ISL, Grand Army OF the Republic. to invite
and Mr cleveland to visit Syracuse consists
oo"e, JENNY member Of Cleveiands staff when
he was Governor. and Colonel F. l.. Wairdfh
=. % on Monday and Viii be
station by the village president ana Board oi rnsees
all the civic societies 81 Inc vllihgc anu o ro P"'
mrpt All OF these will esc.'rt TO the home Of
Secretary Fairchd. Oh the lake shore From until
O'clock pu ic reception will he held there, after when
the guests lie aimed by the father OF secretary
Fairch,ld, sidney Fairchild. at his home In thH
evening there win be brilliant lake fete when about
200 boats will he illuminated by thousands OF coorsa
lights nj lantern. village Board OF Trustees made
special appropriation last night for the
The visitors will have private Yacht during Tue IS.e
and afterward will proceed 10 Secretary fairchihs
home at r.. IIncklaen's for the uight ON Tursday
morning they WIN to Fayeteville. where there will
be a reception from until p IN. They VIII return
10 Tor the night and expect TO start for WASH
Ington on Wednesday morning.